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European Business Law & Practice Series: Modernisation and Decentralisation of EC Competition Law: Modernisation and Decentralisation of EC Competitio

English · Hardback

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The result of a conference held in London in September 1999, the papers in this text discuss issues surrounding the European Commission's White Paper published in April 1999. This paper is concerned with the evolution of competition law in the European Union.

List of contents

1. Modernisation and Decentralisation of EC Competition Law; G. Tesauro. 2. Decentralised Enforcement of Community Competition Law; J. Temple-Lang. 3. Practical Implications of Reform; N. Green. Text for the Antitrust Epidemic, Causes and prospects; B. Bishop. 5. The Appraisal of Vertical Agreements; P. McNutt. A UK Perspective on the Europeanisation of national Competition Law; M. Bloom. Official written Response of France to the White Paper; P. Chambu. The German View; M. Mueller. The United Kingdom Competition Act; C. Balmain. The Effects of the White Paper on the Dutch Competition Act; J. Haans. The Experience of National Authorities: SPAIN; E.P. Kessler. 12. United Kingdom Reaction to the White Paper; G. Winton. 13. Modernisation and Decentralisation; J. Swift.

Product details

Authors Horspool, Margot Horspool, Rivas, Jos' Rivas, Jose Rivas
Publisher Wolters Kluwer Law & Business
 
Languages English
Product format Hardback
Released 01.01.2000
 
EAN 9789041114426
ISBN 978-90-411-1442-6
No. of pages 134
Dimensions 156 mm x 234 mm x 10 mm
Weight 381 g
Series European Business Law and Prac
European Business Law and Prac
Subject Social sciences, law, business > Law > International law, foreign law

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